The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-02-10
upon tho padssge Of tho btf1 Tho bin was
passed q follows:

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Bisir. Gormen. ~ Ws:.,,
Bufier. Hoie '" w.. "SoA'
Chenex Hawi.~
C0cE.TeH Ho"r'' yy.D10vnee?.-
C0ie .M".. la.a, W99Hn@u.
Conger. Jome. fN.x' t WnMtnoF"es
Culiom Handerson v. a..s H.,
Atoneu VA WtIson lAd.)
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eau, Mcmillan Rnnsom
Gray., Payne. Teller;
hampton, lNgh.
~. .o,,.I1na1r o. The AEAsuRt
Inc Following Is tho text OF the measure:
That It shall DO unlawful fer any member Of
ether noese OF eouxress to accept employment
ssrv,o sssorney a. !ax payment fdF
to th~ 1In,+oa n" IN Opposition
which tho United sIstes NAV h n.r cse ., 20
which their 1nteresSs n"sv ne coDo.-nss " ~
have ressonsbic c.nsa - hen.Sa nc, sn1!
r ~ ne 40 nenaine during bis term Of office Any
10 guilty Of mtsGs.."nz .nH Of So's ecs snail
lshed by imprisonment not e1ce.din, ~. re.r
or by fi,e not exceedine $500. or II ' mir T.;
The direct tax" bill IA ssed by. the Gen.
ate is In substance az follows:
cred;t 80 e..,' ne sec,eS.ty Of tne treasury to
~, - - r ssse sno telIatoIy ana TO the Dis
made f,om them under the az, ~ A." 1asi
1t RENTS and relenVuishes ali Of the trx stiii
due, and appropriates sufficient amount to Re-
1mburse the states for all moneys found due to
them tse!, under the provisions OF this act-to b
tha .v ~ .ne;. .cspectlve governors: provided
cit;.enn s. ne nave Oeon corrected from
the AMOUNT shaI ne hsld i ~ W sne 81 pt1peasy,
their LEGAL representattves Nv the ,.s,,ec., ~
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further consideration Of tho senate bill for
the retirement and rec0inage of the trade
oollar, and making the bill special order in
tne mousse 10t fe0. IL: immediately after the
teaul"s VI Tue journal ADOPTED The house
went INTO committee OF the whole on the
private calendar djsposed of a few nrivnha
bills and took recess TIL 7:3O n m IRE
at its evening session Dassed thirty nension
bills f''
SENATE.
MI.
Inc senate proceeded to the cons idera.
1 1ion OF pension bills on the calendar.
nixty-slx bills were passed among them
the following:
mo Inc mouse 3 ID o'I granting pension Of $50
Francis Mearher. the sauata Iii ,uerc.s tno a
pension Of the widow Of Maj Gem. Timer Inc ae
$50 month. and one increasing the pension
the widow OF Commodore Spicer to $50
MAe Inulah apoioprlatlon Dill was taken
III III anu passed without word of discussion
The senate bill to incorporate the Atlantic
and Pacific Ship Railway COMPANY tho
Tehuantepec billl came mn al a anecio1 orSo,
and Mr. MORGAN ,rouad ~ sur,crt - ~
blll Mr. Hale offere1 an a, capeo,o,. .hu..
oycort 90 - ~ ont 49, ~ ~ ~ o Hno'
ex"ressI,, nro,;J J W. =; tL ~, ~ Ft,oOU,Uou
go SA;n ess,y p1ovlueo IN the Dill, the United
o.dCeS SuouIu Ue IN no respect, Whatever, lla-
n me tor any d; ocoe or ooi'ga1lon OF the COM
HOUSE.
Tho houso won, ;,+o oo,,,,,,++. .e...
~ I ,ha %n," weat tnto cottee OF Inc whole
ton bin Mr.. Belmont said "pp4'pA'"
'u
ered It Its duty to make certain changes in the
consular con service. These changes, however. were
St III o 81 WIN exlstlng laws: They con-
grade to another and The transfar - ca-t oh
1ther consnls frnrn H. fee ,;st - ~ ,r ~.
Another change was an 20 ne tb s
the minister to China. Our relations wers Of
such nature as to make our mission there as
MIR. McCrory. Z member of the committee Mite,
. "i Uvgu aiaus' opRoseu Tue increases OF
p1o'."'" w '"o o"A
Inc speaker Ia1d before the house a
message ,; from the president returning with
out his approval. q bill granting q pension
to CuthEert Stone In his message the
president states:
sncn mn.t y, ,s te1 snow snat inc
,ion or imprisonment for desertion. Thus is
exhibited the long and faithful service and high
Committee a. cntitiina him ~ cans;er.t Gy inc
withhold my assent from the bill because, il the
facts before me are true. the allowance of this
cla'n wou'u De tiavesty on our wnole scheme OF
a"1I;rr """ q" '"o'' " e'eiS oecen' veteran
solo1e''
IN vetoing the bil granting q pension to
Abraham I. Grigg, the president quotes from
the hospital records to show that the claim
ant was not sick, but Completely worthless,
obese and lazy. The president says:
He does not regard 1t as strange that this
snecai ace. spe sa case e WIN WINCH
means twenty years after his claim had been re-
'ected ny the pension bureau.
Sweet, Jesse Campbell. r. K Bennett, Cath
ground, Principally, that their claims are
selI' Peholng IN the pension bureau
'srx.4r
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House bills on the calendar were passe,1
among them the following:
the mnortaion a and o. 70 ponao
on1 i;~a 1n ~" nn,nt ~ VI '9seiEnets
amend section : ~ the act " pTnna n 1oun ~ ~
aiotjon ~ ;mmoS;.," tausatti ~ y: aoUi =.
goods ''''1''' '"''o" - ""''""'0
Mr.. Hawlev moved tn nroceed IN rho cors,d
arot;on ~ Tho h;n ~ anoo,,~o~o ~. .'..
s.".'' - o7 D.1' W c"co"1'1se 'ne ,''"n"-
'accure OK steer 1or mooern army ordnance
armor and other army purposes, and to pro-
vide heavy ordnance adapted to modern
army warfare. He said.
He had c,ver notice seve-,, dow. ,oo that T..
would make this motion He was nmshe ea fo NC
ward to it by the committee on coast tlefenses.
the country. he knew.
1Ae motlOn was agreed tO-yeas 81, nays
21-and the bill was taken up. Several
amendments reported by the committee on
coast defenses were agreed to- and after an
exclamation on some noin,s Of the hill Il
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